John Shutler
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pine fresh certainly and dont talk to me about bloody sap. for some reason the grub screws in the pulley on the back of the fly wheel keep loosening and then the pulley shifts backwards and forwards and causes the belts to throw
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not really sure mate, its not like conifer chip is the greatest anyway and judgeing by the rest of the garden id be suprised if anything gets done with it within the next 15 years
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she kept asking if there would be much more:lol: i did warn her that there would be a mountain of the stuff, the pile was easily 6ft high
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if i get a chance tomorrow il sort something out
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this is my setup for srt with a treemotion. cant remember what harrness you have, hope this helps mate,
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finished job. 3 days total, at a pretty relaxed pace. huge pile of wood chip and logs
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i found beeline burnt out to quick, got ap set up on 3 of my lines at the moment, but regulary find myself going back to liros herkules
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great little machines, i used one extensively before i bought my small carlton. get some greenteeth for it, they will make such a difference
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im jealous
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when i worked for someone else we used to partially tip the tipper and slide them off. they were loaded with a forklift
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check you out with your new poison ivy
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yeah it was minging mate no problems with nesting birds so far, its in the middle of the new forest so i reckon theres plenty of other places for them to hide
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to right, my set ups sweet for the work we usually do. but if i had to remove chip and logs from this one, there is no way my quote would have been competative
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started the first day of a 4 day conifer removal job today. all chip and timber staying on site. we moved a small prunus to facilitate the felling of the first conifer which fitted into the garden with about 3 ft to spare. the 2nd tree was being dismantled to about 8ft and the owners are going to build a tree house up it. nightmare with the chipper again today as it threw its belts about midday for some reason, so half the brash from the 2nd tree had to get stacked. im teaching tomorrow so will be back wednesday to carry on the conifer carnage the job is at a deer sanctuary in the new forest oh and a pretty poor qaulity video of alex knocking a top out [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TFFBB-rufHg]YouTube - alextop.3GP[/ame] the back cut looks like it is sloping towards the hinge, im not sure why? but it wasnt
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a few of the places we stayed in indo had aloe by the bar, for the after surf repairs
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maybe they just wanted it down
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heres a couple
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very poor imo
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to be honest they are 2 very different style harnesses
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in need of a self employed groundsman for a few days over the next month please contact me for further info
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flat or hollow ground does it matter? many thanks john
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awesome, with a remote control that would be sweeeet:thumbup1:
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man that lorry is awesome, can you run the winch through the end of the boom like a crane
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sorry ive taken my time sorting them out mate, hope they help
